In 1983 New Line Cinema helped release this cult British “Video Nasty” about a dad who is abducted and returns as a rather repulsive alien thing.
A very odd little film featuring clowns, toys coming to life, a woman giving birth to a full grown man, and a nude Maryam d’Abo.
Prophecy (1979), the mutant-bear movie, and C.H.U.D. (1984), the mutant homeless movie, both feature monsters created by mankind’s negligence and greed run amok. Read on…
“Geoul sokeuro”, A South Korean Horror Flick Recently Remade As “Mirrors”
Ray Dennis Steckler’s Cult Flick With Evil Gypsy Fortune Tellers, Musican Numbers, And Long-Ass Titles
Based in Las Vegas, Nevada, the now-defunct Paragon Video Productions was in business from 1981 to 1985. They released many genre movies in the VHS video rental market, along with other distributors like Continental Video, Camp Video, Media Home Entertainment, etc. Their movies usually had a string of trailers in front of them. Here are a few!
Over Twenty Years Later – The Coreys Are Back In A Sequel To The Vampire Hit
The nature versus nurture debate takes center stage in director Mervyn LeRoy’s The Bad Seed, which came out in 1956 and was based on the popular play of the same name (written by Maxwell Anderson), which was itself based on a novel by William March.
Bill G reviews the absolutely insane, balls-to-the-wall gory revenge flick starring a lot of hot Japanese girls.
